I have written an aspect that
declares a field on an interface
(TimestampedEntity):
private Date
TimestampedEntity.filterTime;
This field is populated by an
advice method:
after(TimestampEntityManager
manager) returning (TimestampedEntity entity): callFind(manager)
{
// set filter time
Date filterTime =
manager.getEffectiveTime();
if (entity != null)
entity.filterTime = filterTime;
}
This is all running in a JBoss
application server and works fine server side. However when the
TimestampedEntity objects are serialized and sent to a remote client the
filterTime field is null. I am assuming this is because the serializer is not
picking up the intertype declaration as a serializable field. Is there any way
around this (I have tried declaring the aspect as serializable but this causes
an error in eclipse).
Chris
Howe-Jones
BA
Senior
Engineer
eMail: chris.howe-jones@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
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